Predator–Prey Interactions: Co-evolution between Bats and Their Prey

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Insectivorous bats provide more pest suppression services than disservices - a case study in China

Article in Biological Control (January 2024)

Bio-Inspired Gesture Recognition with Baffled Transducers Using Temporal and Spectral Features

Conference proceeding (November 2023)

Contrasting laboratory and field outcomes of bat–moth interactions

Article in Molecular Ecology (October 2023)

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